on parole

on parole

Released earlier from prison than one's sentence had mandated on condition of conforming to a set of specific legal requirements. You're on parole, Dan—if you get caught stealing, they'll send you straight back to prison!No thanks, man, I'm on parole—I have to pass a drug test with my parole officer every week.

(out) on parole

out of prison, conditionally, before one's total sentence is served. Bob was caught using drugs while out on parole and was sent back to prison.He has to be careful and obey the law because he is out on parole.

As I have previously stated, the President of the Parole Board Queensland made it clear to me that any decisions that the Parole Board had made for future granting of parole would be reviewed in-light of the new No Body, No Parole laws.

I understand that the Parole Board Queenslandreview has now been finalised.

Talking to journalists after his meeting with officials of department of mineral resources and development, at the departmental office set up within his residence, he said that during 2003 and 2005, more than 35 criminals were released on parole.

Inmates can be granted a form of parole called Medically Recommended Intensive Supervision (MRIS) if they are cleared by the University of Texas Medical Branch, the Texas Correctional Office on Offenders with Medical or Mental Impairments, housed within TDCJ, and the Board of Pardons and Paroles.

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